Phil Edwards
VeloVeritas,
21 March 2015
Part Two; All in the Service of Moser
In Part One of our Phil Edwards interview we heard how he was hugely successful on the 'truly amateur' British scene as he racked up the wins, competed in the fated Munich Olympics before heading to Italy in 1973 and making a name for himself in their savage amateur scene, winning big races by 1975.
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 Peter Sagan
CyclingNews,
21 March 2015
It all depends on what happens on the Poggio
Because of his immense talent, his prodigious results in the early years of his career and now his reported huge salary at Tinkoff-Saxo, Peter Sagan is one of the big-name favourites for Milan-San Remo
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 Michael Matthews
Cycling Central,
20 March 2015
Matthews turns to former Milan-San Remo winner Freire for advice
Young Milan-San Remo title hopeful Michael Matthews has called on former team-mate Oscar Freire for advice as he considers all possible race scenarios that could unfold on the Via Roma this Sunday.
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 Elinor Barker
total Women's Cycling,
20 March 2015
Growning out of Saying ‘Pick Me!’ & Knowing her Goals
She joined Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling in 2013, aged 18, and has now chosen to move to Matrix Fitness Pro Cycling for 2015, saying she feels more sure of herself than she did aged 18.
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 Erick Rowsell
Rouleur,
20 March 2015
Erick Rowsell
The Academy graduate with three Monument Classics under his belt at 24 will bid to relaunch his career this season. He will not miss the 'washing machine' life of the Pro Continental domestique, and perhaps not Milan-Sanremo either
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Phil Edwards
VeloVeritas,
19 March 2015
Part One; Moser's Gregario, the Early Years
He looked super cool on a Fred Baker with a Western Road Club jersey on his back; plonk him atop a silver all-Campag Benotto clad in Sanson strip – complete with crumpled Oppy cap at just the right angle – and well, you were into the Simpson/Ocana/Merckx zone on the CooloMeter.
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 Matthew Harley Goss
Rouleur,
19 March 2015
Matt Goss: back to basics
The 2011 Milan-Sanremo winner talks lost confidence, lessons learned and the secrets of success at La Primavera
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Michael Matthews
Ride,
18 March 2015
into San Remo, I’ve got high hopes.
We’ve been biding our time but with the race on this Sunday there it was now or never. And so, two days after he won the green jersey in Paris-Nice, Matthews got in with an early morning Skype call. He was in his kitchen in Monaco along with his fiancée, Katarina, as well as his coach Brian Stephens
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 Richie Porte
Ride,
18 March 2015
Richie Porte talks about his Paris-Nice win.
Richie Porte is the only Australian to have won the overall title at Paris-Nice… and he’s done that twice. In both 2013 and 2015, he won the final stage time trial up the col d’Eze, before claiming the final yellow jersey. He talks to Rob Arnold about the experience that included a crash on the penu
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 Alexis Vuillermoz
Ciclismo Internacional,
18 March 2015
I dont know my own limits yet
There is much talk about the new generation of French cyclists as a result of the great performances of Pinot, Bardet, Barguil, Bouhanni or Demare, but it would be a mistake to leave out of that group the equally brilliant Alexis Vuillermoz.
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 Mads Pedersen
Pez Cyclingnews,
14 March 2015
PEZ Talk: Mads Pedersen
Always one with an eye on young talent, Ed Hood has hit the ranks of Cult Energy, to find today’s interviewee, Mads Pedersen. A big winner on the junior scene with a victory at Paris Roubaix, Worlds medals and more Pedersen is now in the Professional Continental ranks after the team stepped up a not
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 Thomas Stewart
VeloUk,
13 March 2015
Interview – Tom Stewart
One of the stars of 2014 was Madison Genesis’s Tom Stewart with two Pearl Izumi Tour Series victories and that epic third on stage 6 of the Tour of Britain
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 Chantal Blaak
Podium cafe,
13 March 2015
Chantal Blaak previews the 2015 Drenthe races and more
We may be very early in the 2015 women's road season, but Boels Dolmans are already the team to beat, with four riders winning in the five races they raced, including Dutch rider Chantal Blaak winning the first round of the Lotto Cycling Cup, Le Samyn des Dames. She tells us all about winning Le Sam
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 Hannah Barnes
VeloUK,
11 March 2015
Chatting to Hannah Barnes
One of the country’s top female riders is multi circuit race champion Hannah Barnes who is starting her second season for United Healthcare. Hannah was at the Eddie Soens last Saturday so we stopped by for quick chat.
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 Vincenzo Nibali
Cafe Roubaix,
10 March 2015
Guest of the week at Cafe Roubaix
In 2014, Vincenzo Nibali became the first Italian to win cycling’s greatest race in 16 years, thanks a masterful display in the three-week Tour de France. After scoring a victory in Sheffield with a late attack, he went on to put minutes into his rivals during the gruesome stage five, which took the
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 Rudi Pevenage
Pez Cyclingnews,
10 March 2015
PEZ Talk: Rudy Pevenage
Rudy Pevenage was the man behind Jan Ulrich and guided him to a Tour de France win and many other successes, but let’s not forget he was a top rider in his own Pro career. Not much has been heard of the man from Moerbeke recently, so Ed Hood looked him up on his visit to Belgium for the Omloop.
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